Evening star. [volume] (Washington, D.C.) 1854-1972, 1887-05-25

First Light Battery OF wisconsin-Capt T. B.
3nSer; & lst lieut., W; B. Roberts; Junior ist lieut.,
d. NJ. thompson; I'd lieut., Geo. A. Streeter.
Battery a, LIST regiment artillery, Indiana, the
Indianapolis Light Artillery Capt. Jas. b. curtis
SIXTH BATTALION.
Col j. F. Anthony, commanding.
Co ID. 1st Michigan-Capt, j. J.Gabelin; 1st lieut.,
W. c. Cron; I'd lieut., X. A. Hobert.
Co. B, I'd Michigan, The Grand Rapids Guards
Capt. N. A. Heyman; LIST lieut., j. ii. Kroner: I'd
lieut., W. S. Kinney " ~~
,, Co ]. I'd Michigan, the Custer Guard-Capt., c.
ss ~; hSSe, ISL heut-' Arthur W. seymour; I'd lieut.,
Co. A, 1st Minnesota-Capt, j. L. Amory; LIST
lieut., +. w. Ames: 2d lieut., j. s TAYLOR.
Co. d. LIST Minnesota, the Allen UGbt Guards
Capt, Ed. S. Bean; lst lieut., Chas. e Metz: I'd
lieut., II. W. Tenvoorde.
1ne Governors Guard, OF Raleigh NC-Capt
T. b. Engelhard; 1st lieut., ID. s. Watt; I'd lieut.,
j. +. Ferrall; Junior ID lieut., ]. G. Williams.
SEVENTH BATTALION.
Lleut.CoL Moran commanding, 9TH Rhode Island
battalion.
Co. A, Meagher Guards-Capt Bernard Hack
EFT; neuts. Robt II. Ormsbee Jno Kelly.
co. b, Wolf Tone GuardS-Capt VIM McPher-
son; heuts., Thos. C. Donohue, VIM j. Dillon.
Co c, kearney Light Infantry-Capt., Jno.
Neany; lieuts., Thos. Curran, Jno Walsh.
Co. ID. Emmett Guards-Capt., Anthony Num-
given; lieuts, J. E. Reilly and Conley.
nsna sheridan , Guard, OF Manchester, n; H-Capt.,
sarsneid Guard, Of New Haven. conn.-cap,
Jno; Garrity; 1st lieut.. t. j. Callahan I'd lieut.,
NINTH BATTALION
Capt T. j. Ford.
The Chicago Zouaves-Lieut, Heny Gammel ID.
de la Fontaine
Keck Zouayes, of Johnstown, " Y-Capt., p. T.
Case Case; , lst lieut., Lyman Argersinger; "a lieut.,
The Memphis Merchants Zouayes-Capt.. +. K.
UeHsy M lr lst lieut., Chas. j. Ranch; I'd lieut., c.
EIGHTH BATTALION.
Col. j. Summer Rogers, commanding.
Michigan Military Academy Cadets-Capt.. E. b.
Winans, jr.; 1st lieut., X. w. Van Zie; 2d lieut.,
Z. b: Sanborn; Sd lieut., j. H. Leighty
Peeksk1ll Academy Cadets-Lieut col, Carl A.
iarstrom; major Belden +. Hyatt; adjutant, w.
NJ. Miller; quartermaSter X. c. Fenton.
First Company-Capt., w. L. Hills; 1st lieut., C.
W: Starbuck; 2d lieut., r. Boyd, Jr.
:, Second Company Capt, c. c. Hubbell; lst
lieut., F. s. C. Wicks; 2d lieut., T. c. Lyman, jr
;. Third Company : Capt, Jotham smith; lst
lieut., v. II. Smith; I'd lieut., f. S. X Seguin.
Cayuga Lake Military Cadets-Major VI, ,yerbeck,
deli. 49, ~u ''eu''' t. Mali
Maryland Agricultural College Cadets Capt. J.B.
Meems; lst lieut., NJ. C. Hazen; I'd lieut., f. j.
COnrey.
THE STREETS ALONG THE LINE OF MARCH
were literally Jammed with people. They over
nowed into the side streets and posted themselves
as best they could the numberless vehicles that
were gathered at the intersections OF the thorough
fares. Business was temporarily suspended along
the route, and the proprietors of stores, their
clerks and friends, occupied the show windows or
other places from which they could see over the
heads OF those who lined the sidewalks, while all
the upper windows OF the houses were filled with
sight-seers. Whites and blacks elbowed each
other on the street for good-Seeing positions,
but all was done so goodnaturedly
that few took OfIense. There was profusion OF
pretty girls. They turned out naasse, and gave
pennsylvania avenue brilliant appearance, with
their handsome parasols, sun shades and many
cOlOred summer costumes. The ''Smau boy" and
the ''baby" were there too, and seemed TO appre-
ciate the gorgeous sight before them. Detectives
and policemen in citizens costumes were
scattered all through the crowds but
evidently they had little cause to
assert their authority. Except on Inauguration
day there has seldom been more people on the
streets of the city.
AS far as could be learned there were no acci.
dents or casualties OF any kind.
THE DISTRICT TROOPS.
The District military had very small represen.
tation in the parade. The w. L. l. Corps had only
81 men out OF battalion OF l5O, and the National
Rifles were not In the line at all. Col. Moore
stated to STAR reporter that the orders did not
reach him until 10 O'Clock this morning and his
men We're not in camp. The National Rifles had